"Check in was easy, friendly staff, room decor was lovely, clean bedding. Parking was perfect and surroundings are beautiful. Had a beautiful breakfast too. Only negative was quite a few wood louse running round the bathroom, kept slippers on but may put you off if squeamish."
"Check in was easy, friendly staff, room decor was lovely, clean bedding. Parking was perfect and surroundings are beautiful. Had a beautiful breakfast too. Only negative was quite a few wood louse running round the bathroom, kept slippers on but may put you off if squeamish."
"Perfect crash pad for a weekend away in Devon
The night porter is super helpful & welcoming when arriving late at night & takes care to ensure you have everything required for a comfortable stay."
"Perfect crash pad for a weekend away in Devon
The night porter is super helpful & welcoming when arriving late at night & takes care to ensure you have everything required for a comfortable stay."
"Very pleasing location with great view to Bristol Channel. Super friendly and helpful young couple is running it. If we would be in Lynton again, definetely we would consider to be there again!"
"Very pleasing location with great view to Bristol Channel. Super friendly and helpful young couple is running it. If we would be in Lynton again, definetely we would consider to be there again!"
"We really enjoyed our stay. We were walking the SWCP and were glad to stop earlier on this leg. (Just dont take the road to the lighthouse and then climb the scree over the hill: steep and dangerous). The room was excellent. Comfortable. Delicious dinner down stairs, and lucky for us on our night, a live singer providing a musical background atmosphere. She was lovely, and just the thing to elevate the evening to next level."
"We really enjoyed our stay. We were walking the SWCP and were glad to stop earlier on this leg. (Just dont take the road to the lighthouse and then climb the scree over the hill: steep and dangerous). The room was excellent. Comfortable. Delicious dinner down stairs, and lucky for us on our night, a live singer providing a musical background atmosphere. She was lovely, and just the thing to elevate the evening to next level."
Sam and Annie are delightful hosts. The views are stunning, breakfast is top notch and the property is well located for the Tarka Trail and the restaurants in town
Sam and Annie are delightful hosts. The views are stunning, breakfast is top notch and the property is well located for the Tarka Trail and the restaurants in town
This Guest House is very welcoming. You are greeted with a big smile and settled in quickly and smoothly. If you have any issues, there is a can do approach to helping you out. There is a lovely homely lounge for visitors to share inclusive with fridge, games, tv, open fire, and for the adventurous, maps. Breakfast is as large and varied as you could want or need and dietary requirements are met as well as the local supply allows. This was an off-season stay which had plenty to do for a short...
This Guest House is very welcoming. You are greeted with a big smile and settled in quickly and smoothly. If you have any issues, there is a can do approach to helping you out. There is a lovely homely lounge for visitors to share inclusive with fridge, games, tv, open fire, and for the adventurous, maps. Breakfast is as large and varied as you could want or need and dietary requirements are met as well as the local supply allows. This was an off-season stay which had plenty to do for a short...
When we arrived it was dark so we had no idea where we were, the lady in reception was very friendly and gave us a choice of two rooms, the rooms were clean and tidy, unfortunately the hotel only does breakfast but the lady pointed us in the right direction for food. It was a lovey quite night and when we got up and looked out the window....omg...what a view, we were right by the sea on the edge of a cliff. The breakfast was great, cooked to perfection. we then started to explore. The place is...
When we arrived it was dark so we had no idea where we were, the lady in reception was very friendly and gave us a choice of two rooms, the rooms were clean and tidy, unfortunately the hotel only does breakfast but the lady pointed us in the right direction for food. It was a lovey quite night and when we got up and looked out the window....omg...what a view, we were right by the sea on the edge of a cliff. The breakfast was great, cooked to perfection. we then started to explore. The place is...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 13, 2016Reviewed November 13, 2016
The house is artistically decorated. The couple who run the B&B are very helpful. A relaxing. The house is very close to the beach for people who like to swim
The house is artistically decorated. The couple who run the B&B are very helpful. A relaxing. The house is very close to the beach for people who like to swim
Melanie
Reviewed September 1, 2026Reviewed September 1, 2026
Had a superb 2 night stay here with our 2 daughters & our dog. Fantastic refurb of the bar & restaurant. Excellent plentiful breakfast. Very comfortable & spotlessly clean throughout. Very friendly staff who welcomed our dog as much as they did us! Perfect location to explore Lynmouth & Lynton. Couldn't ask for better. Thank you for having us! (photo is view from our room)
Had a superb 2 night stay here with our 2 daughters & our dog. Fantastic refurb of the bar & restaurant. Excellent plentiful breakfast. Very comfortable & spotlessly clean throughout. Very friendly staff who welcomed our dog as much as they did us! Perfect location to explore Lynmouth & Lynton. Couldn't ask for better. Thank you for having us! (photo is view from our room)
Good off road parking. Great value and worth the extra £6 for a breakfast which was varied and tasty. A good walk to the sea front and particularly on the way back uphill but you need to burn off the seaside food!
Recently changed hands and new owners welcoming and provided great service- including returning some clothes to me that I had left behind by mistake
Good off road parking. Great value and worth the extra £6 for a breakfast which was varied and tasty. A good walk to the sea front and particularly on the way back uphill but you need to burn off the seaside food!
Recently changed hands and new owners welcoming and provided great service- including returning some clothes to me that I had left behind by mistake
OzzyKT
Reviewed November 13, 2015Reviewed November 13, 2015
Very friendly. I was assisted up the stairs with a suitcase. One problem was that I couldn't drop the suitcase at the front door of the hotel as there was no entry signs at each end of the road so I had to trundle my case from the car park. I may have booked a nearer car park had I known.
Very friendly. I was assisted up the stairs with a suitcase. One problem was that I couldn't drop the suitcase at the front door of the hotel as there was no entry signs at each end of the road so I had to trundle my case from the car park. I may have booked a nearer car park had I known.
Lots of easy parking, set beside the river. Very quiet, great food - wonderfully crispy chips - fantastic choice of malt whiskeys. A lovely hotel with friendly staff. Certainly stay there again.
Lots of easy parking, set beside the river. Very quiet, great food - wonderfully crispy chips - fantastic choice of malt whiskeys. A lovely hotel with friendly staff. Certainly stay there again.
Beautiful house set in the stunning Exmoor National park is worth the 5 stars alone. However , it is the attentiveness of the owners and attention to detail that really makes Edgcott House very, very special.
Room was beautifully appointed with quality fixtures, made all the more special with aromatherapy products in the bathroom and freshly baked cake left in the room each day.
The breakfasts are the highlight. Exceptional quality local produce, along with homemade preserves and breads, and...
Beautiful house set in the stunning Exmoor National park is worth the 5 stars alone. However , it is the attentiveness of the owners and attention to detail that really makes Edgcott House very, very special.
Room was beautifully appointed with quality fixtures, made all the more special with aromatherapy products in the bathroom and freshly baked cake left in the room each day.
The breakfasts are the highlight. Exceptional quality local produce, along with homemade preserves and breads, and...
Fantastic overnight stay. Made to feel very welcome upon arrival by the owner who then took us to a great vantage point to take in the stunning views whilst giving us a brief bit of background history surrounding the building. We took our dog who was welcomed greatly. The staff on site were pleasant and polite and on hand to assist with anything we needed. Breakfast was great. Can't wait to return later on in the year.
Fantastic overnight stay. Made to feel very welcome upon arrival by the owner who then took us to a great vantage point to take in the stunning views whilst giving us a brief bit of background history surrounding the building. We took our dog who was welcomed greatly. The staff on site were pleasant and polite and on hand to assist with anything we needed. Breakfast was great. Can't wait to return later on in the year.
Great litlle B&B really friendly and just a nice short walking distance from Instow beach. Breakfast was great and little touches like afternoon cakes just added to the experience.
Great litlle B&B really friendly and just a nice short walking distance from Instow beach. Breakfast was great and little touches like afternoon cakes just added to the experience.
Robin
Reviewed October 20, 2020Reviewed October 20, 2020
From the moment we arrived, to the moment we left, we had nothing but friendly attentive service from the staff at the pub.
We were fortunate to be upgraded from a room in the pub to one of the relatively new lodges. The lodge was immaculate on arrival and very comfortable and well equipped.
We had breakfast included and this was first class with locally sourced food included.
We had two evening dinners at the pub and both were excellent from the very varied menu on offer.
From the moment we arrived, to the moment we left, we had nothing but friendly attentive service from the staff at the pub.
We were fortunate to be upgraded from a room in the pub to one of the relatively new lodges. The lodge was immaculate on arrival and very comfortable and well equipped.
We had breakfast included and this was first class with locally sourced food included.
We had two evening dinners at the pub and both were excellent from the very varied menu on offer.
Expedia customers needing a comfortable and convenient Martinhoe property often book a room at The Old Rectory Hotel. This 3-star hotel, roughly 0.1 mi northwest of the centre, comes with free WiFi and a nearby beach. Want another suggestion? Located 5 mi east of downtown and including a terrace and a nearby beach, The Crown Hotel is also a top pick among guests.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Martinhoe?
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Martinhoe?
Relaxation is easy to find in 3-star hotels in Martinhoe. Besides a cosy environment, these cost-effective stays come with a range of welcome amenities like complimentary WiFi, coffee maker and fitness facilities. A 4-star hotel offers a more sophisticated ambience with upmarket features such as an on-site spa, swimming pool and bigger rooms. No matter your hotel style or how much you want to spend, we have a perfect fit for you.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Martinhoe?
One of the benefits of booking a motel in or close to Martinhoe is affordable rates. This means extra pennies in your pocket to tour some leading attractions. Often positioned near highways and airport terminals, and with plenty of parking, this property style is a favourite among road trippers. When you check in to a 3-star hotel, you'll get more than just a comfortable room to sleep in. You'll also usually have access to amenities like conference rooms and a lobby.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Martinhoe?
Stay within your budget at one of our 3-star hotels with breakfast included in Martinhoe. Get up and grab a coffee at The Old Rectory Hotel, which comes with free WiFi and a nearby beach. The Crown Hotel is another property that provides your morning meal and drinks without charge.
Do any 3-star hotels in Martinhoe have a pool?
Add an extra level of recreation and relaxation to your Martinhoe holiday by booking one of our 3-star stays with a pool. Sandy Cove Hotel is a popular option here that includes this sought-after amenity.
What 3-star hotels in Martinhoe have an on-site restaurant?
After a day of sightseeing adventures, chill out with a scrumptious meal at The Crown Hotel's on-site restaurant. This 3-star Martinhoe property also offers a terrace and complimentary breakfast. Or eat without having to leave The Valley of Rocks Hotel. Free WiFi and front desk services are among the other conveniences on offer here.
Do any 3-star hotels in Martinhoe have WiFi?
Whether you'd like to stay connected with friends, stream content or access information on the go, surfing the web is a breeze at one of our 3-star hotels. You can sign in to the WiFi at Expedia's range of accommodation like The Crown Hotel and The Old Rectory Hotel.
What 3-star hotels in Martinhoe have parking?
If you're planning to get around Martinhoe by car, The Old Rectory Hotel offers a space to leave your wheels. The Crown Hotel is another good 3-star getaway with parking. Once you've visited the major sights in this city, why not buckle up and explore a little farther afield. Two excellent day trip options from central Martinhoe include Cheddar Gorge and University of Bristol.